Publishing on app.powerbi.com

[Petr_Durana]

Hello, how do I publish my project on app.powerbi.com (similar to https://app.powerbi.com/view?r=eyJrIjoiYWRmNjFmZDQtNGM1Ni00MWUxLTlhMTAtZmFjYzc5ODYyZWYwIiwidCI6IjBkZ...), i.e. make it available to all users without MS account, without login etc. Thank you

[SaiTejaTalasila · Accepted solution]

Hi,

You can check this for more details and how it works without user authentication.

https://www.clearpeaks.com/embed-public-power-bi-reports-into-your-web-applications/

https://community.fabric.microsoft.com/t5/Developer/Embed-report-without-login-using-a-SKU/m-p/23365...

[Shivu-2000]

Hi @Petr_Durana,

Unfortunately, publishing a Power BI report on app.powerbi.com for public access without requiring a Microsoft (MS) account login isn't directly achievable. There are security limitations to prevent unauthorized access to potentially sensitive data.

Here are some alternative approaches you may consider:

1. Publish with Row-Level Security (RLS): This allows you to control data visibility based on user attributes.

2. Share Reports via Embed Codes: With a Power BI Pro license, you can create embed codes for reports. These codes allow embedding the report within a website or application. Still, you might still need to sign in with an Azure Active Directory (AAD) account associated with their organization if the website/application enforces AAD authentication.

3. Publish Paginated Reports: Power BI Premium PPU enables publishing paginated reports. 

4. Explore Alternative Reporting Tools: Depending on your project's requirements, consider exploring open-source or alternative reporting tools that might offer public access options without requiring an MS account login.

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[Petr_Durana]

Thank you, and posting projects on https://community.fabric.microsoft.com/ such as https://community.fabric.microsoft.com/t5/Data-Stories-Gallery/An%C3%A1lisis-PIB-Per-Capita-Banco-Mu...?
I see PBIX projects publicly available for viewing everywhere, but I haven't read anywhere how to do it myself.